The University of York
Department of Health Sciences
Chairs in nursing/midwifery, health service research and population health science (4 posts) and Senior Lectureship in health service research/population health science (1post)
The University of York is one of the UK’s leading universities. It has an excellent reputation in teaching and research and was placed in the top ten UK universities by the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE). It has retained this position in various league tables and was one of just six post-war universities to appear in the World Top 100. York was named ‘University of the Year’ at the Times Higher Education Awards in 2010 in recognition of its drive to combine academic excellence with social inclusion, strong record of scientific discovery, and investment into the arts and humanities.
The Department of Health Sciences is a large and vibrant department with a reputation for excellence in applied health research and professional education. We are committed to path-breaking research that enriches the learning environment for our students and has direct links into health policy and/or practice. For further information about the department, please visit http://www.york.ac.uk/healthsciences/
We want to build on our success and are investing in 4 Chairs and 1 Senior Lectureship to support strategic growth in both our established and developing work.
Chair in nursing and/or midwifery – 1 post
We have a strong portfolio of research on patient care, the healthcare workforce and health services research as well as established programmes of nursing and midwifery education. We are seeking to appoint a dynamic research leader with experience of teaching in higher education. Qualification as a registered nurse/midwife is essential.
Details can be found on the following link:
https://jobs.york.ac.uk/wd/plsql/wd_portal.view_blob?p_web_site_id=3885&p_web_page_id=153057&p_type=JOBDOC&p_id=18423&p_show=N <https://jobs.york.ac.uk/wd/plsql/wd_portal.view_blob?p_web_site_id=3885&p_web_page_id=153057&p_type=JOBDOC&p_id=18423&p_show=N>
Informal enquiries: Prior to commencing the application process, candidates are encouraged to speak to: Prof Hilary Graham[log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]uk> (+44 1904 321349) or Dr Angela Simpson [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]ac.uk> (+44 1904 321682).
Chairs in health services research and population health science – 3 posts
We are looking to offer Chairs to researchers with internationally-recognised expertise in health services research and/or population health sciences. We expect our new Chairs to contribute to our taught post-graduate programmes and be willing to support the careers of research students and early-career staff.
We would particularly welcome applications in the following areas:
· Addiction
· Biostatistics
· Health policy
· Mental health
· Psychology applied to health and health services
For all posts, we are looking for researchers with an innovative individual programme of research and a willingness to work collaboratively with colleagues within and beyond the Department of Health Sciences.
Details can be found on the following link:
https://jobs.york.ac.uk/wd/plsql/wd_portal.view_blob?p_web_site_id=3885&p_web_page_id=153057&p_type=JOBDOC&p_id=18423&p_show=N <https://jobs.york.ac.uk/wd/plsql/wd_portal.view_blob?p_web_site_id=3885&p_web_page_id=153057&p_type=JOBDOC&p_id=18423&p_show=N>
Informal enquiries: Prior to commencing the application process, candidates are encouraged to speak to: Prof Hilary Graham[log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]uk> (+44 1904 321349) or Prof Kate Pickett [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]uk> (+44 1904 321377).
Senior Lecturer
The University of York is one of the UK’s leading universities. It has an excellent reputation in teaching and research and was placed in the top ten UK universities by the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise (RAE). It has retained this position in various league tables and was one of just six post-war universities to appear in the World Top 100. York was named ‘University of the Year’ at the Times Higher Education Awards in 2010 in recognition of its drive to combine academic excellence with social inclusion, strong record of scientific discovery, and investment into the arts and humanities.
The Department of Health Sciences is a large and vibrant department with a reputation for excellence in applied health research and professional education. We are committed to path-breaking research that enriches the learning environment for our students and has direct links into health policy and/or practice. For further information about the department, please visit http://www.york.ac.uk/healthsciences/
We wish to appoint a Senior Lecturer with a track record in health services research and/or population health sciences.
We would particularly welcome applications in the following areas:
- Addiction
-
Biostatistics
- Health Policy
- Mental Health
- Psychology applied to health and health services
We are seeking researchers with an innovative individual programme of research and a willingness to invest in our teaching, as well as working collaboratively with colleagues within and beyond Health Sciences.
Details can be found on the following link:
https://jobs.york.ac.uk/wd/plsql/wd_portal.view_blob?p_web_site_id=3885&p_web_page_id=153083&p_type=JOBDOC&p_id=18490&p_show=N
Informal enquiries
Prior to commencing the application process, candidates are encouraged to speak to:
Professor Carl Thompson at [log in to unmask] (+44 1904 321350
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Professor Hilary GrahamHead of Department
Department of Health Sciences
Area 2
Seebohm Rowntree Building
University of York
YO10 5DD
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